Bill C-36 and the Future of Canada’s Federal Private Sector Privacy Law: What Has Changed, What It Means, and What to Do Now
Introduction Canada’s federal private sector privacy reform has returned, and it is not merely Bill C-27 in revised form. On June 15, 2026, the federal government introduced Bill C-36, An […]
A Costly Reminder for Employers: Employee Awarded Nearly $200,000 for OHSA Reprisal
The Ontario Labour Relations Board’s recent decisions in Vanessa Braganza v. Randstad Canada serve as a sharp reminder for employers to properly handle workplace complaints and investigations, as well as […]
WeirFoulds Partner Micah Goldstein featured in Ontario Grain Farmer magazine
WeirFoulds Partner Micah Goldstein was recently featured in Ontario Grain Farmer, offering timely insight into the growing relevance of expropriation for Ontario farmers as major infrastructure projects continue to expand […]
The Construction Institute of Canada’s CCDC 2: “CCDC2 (and Meet the Extended Family)”
WeirFoulds Partners Michael Swartz and Krista Chaytor will instruct the Construction Institute of Canada’s CCDC 2: “CCDC2 (and Meet the Extended Family)” course on June 17. Delivered as part of […]
WeirFoulds welcomes Associate Alan Lempert to the firm
WeirFoulds is pleased to welcome Alan Lempert to the firm as an Associate in the Corporate Practice Group. Alan advises on a range of corporate and commercial matters, with a […]
WeirFoulds Partner and Chair of the Employment Practice Group Shares Insight in The Globe and Mail on Employee Side Gigs
WeirFoulds Partner and Chair of the Employment Practice Group, Daniel Wong, shared insight in The Globe and Mail’s “Nine to Five” career advice column, which explored whether a manager has […]
Planning Act Consent and Long-Term Commercial Leases
Long-term commercial leases are a cornerstone of modern real estate development and retail stability, but they also carry a series of statutory risks that can undermine even sophisticated transactions. In […]
The Buildings Show 2026
WeirFoulds Partners Glenn Ackerley and Robert Eisenberg will be speaking at The Buildings Show 2026. Taking place December 2 to 4, 2026 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, The Buildings […]
Three WeirFoulds Partners recognized in 2026 Lexpert Special Edition: Technology
Congratulations to our three Partners who have been recognized in the 2026 Lexpert Special Edition: Technology. The special edition features Lexpert-ranked lawyers who advise leading tech companies, whether on intellectual property […]
In What Circumstances Does an Occupier of Land Have a Duty to Warn About Hidden Dangers?
In a decision released last week, the Court of Appeal revisited s. 3 of the Occupier’s Liability Act (the “OLA”), which reads as follows: “3. An occupier of premises owes […]
WeirFoulds Celebrates Asian Heritage Month with Art, Culture, and Cuisine
On Wednesday, May 27, 2026, WeirFoulds came together to celebrate Asian Heritage Month through a shared experience of diverse cuisine, artistic storytelling, and community. In recognition of the occasion, the […]
CMHC Insured Financing: A Lender Side Playbook for Multi Residential Transactions
For lenders active in Ontario’s multi‑residential market, CMHC‑insured financing remains a critical tool despite shifting rates, construction cost volatility, and heightened regulatory scrutiny. Although insured lending is often framed as […]
Parallel Judicial Review and Statutory Rights of Appeal: Your Practical Guide
WeirFoulds Associate Nikolas Koschany will be speaking at the Ontario Bar Association Administrative Law Program on June 18, 2026, as part of the session “Parallel Judicial Review and Statutory Rights […]
WeirFoulds Retired Counsel Christopher Tzekas Honoured with OBA Barnet Kussner Award of Excellence in Municipal Law
WeirFoulds LLP is pleased to announce that recently retired Counsel Christopher Tzekas has been awarded the 2026 OBA Barnet Kussner Award of Excellence in Municipal Law. The award was presented […]
WeirFoulds Employment Law Hot Takes: “Dear HR: My Patriotic Duty is to Work From Home for the Next Year”
An employee in India recently took the issue of working from home in an interesting direction. In May 2026, after Prime Minister Modi encouraged work-from-home arrangements to conserve fuel, an […]